The great wazu

C pehly2 laganaMat bholain--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sardar : Es saal rozay rakho gy?Pathan : Nai yar.Sardar : or travi parote?Pathan : Mushkil hy.Sardar : Or Aftari karogy?Pathan : Aho! Hun innay vi kafir nai--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 sardar k Ghar pr Board laga hua tha.Wife M.sc&.Husband F.sc.Pathan ny pucha:Aap ki wife itni educated aur aap Q nhi....?Sardar ny kaha:Matlab to ek hi hy....M.scMother of Seven ChildrensF.scFather of Seven Childrens--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pathan Ny Naswar Ki Dukhan Kholi..Sb Dekh Kr Boht Hansy....Qk.Dukan Pr Board Laga Tha K...Ladies K Liye Parday Ka Intezam Hai...--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pathan to Molvi: kya wazu kiye bina Namaz ho jati hai?Molvi: Nahi,Pathan: Hoti hai yaar!Molvi: Nahi hoti Bhai.Pathan: Maine khud parh ker dekhi hai...--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pathan to Sardar: Tell me any 5 animals name live in water?Sardar: FrogPathan Theek hai, or batao,Sardar: Frog da Piyo, Maa, Pra or Behen.Pathan: Shabash......--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 pathan naha raha tha, k aik sardar darwazey pe aaya,Pathan aise he bahar aagaya,Sardar bola: Kuch to pehan lo yaar.Pathan bhag ker andar gaya aur CHAPPAL Pehan ker aagaya...--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Truck dosry Truck ko rassi se baandh kar le jar aha tha.Yai daikh kar sardar hans kar lot pot hogia owr kahny laga:1 rassi ko le jany ke lie 2, 2 truck--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sardar: Itnay saray log football ko laat kion mar rahay hain?. Pathan : Goal karny ke lie.Sardar: Gol hi tu hai, owr kitna gol karengay--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pathan: Esa kia karain ke saanp bhi mar jaye owr lati bhi na tootay..Sardar: Jootay se mar do--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pehla Zaheen Sardar.Teacher: Jo sakhs kuch nahi sun sakta usay English mai kia kahaingy??Sardar: Kuch bhi Kaho, usay konsa sunayi daita hai--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sardar to Pathan : Jab mai sota hon mairy khwab mai Bandar football khailty hain. Pathan : Eat this medicine before you sleep.Sardar: Kal se Khawonga, aaj unka final hai--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sardar 1: yaar aaj mujhe ajeeb msg aya owr maira mobile bhi band ho gia Pathan : Esa konsa msg tha? Sardar : "Battery Low" Pathan : O send kar, doston ko darayengy--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sardar ke 10 bachon mai 1 alag dikhta tha.Jab Us ki Bewi marny wali thi tu sardar ne Pocha: Ab tu bata do Yai kis ka hai?.Bewi: Sirf Yahi aap ka hai

Wife (Emma) is David's first cousin.AdamAgathaBettyBenCharlesCorindaDavidEmmaEricMaternal or paternal cousinA term that specifies whether one individual is a cousin of another through the mother's side of the family (maternal) or the father's side (paternal). If the relationship is not equally paternal for both or equally maternal for both, then the paternal cousin of one is the maternal cousin of the other.Emma and David are paternal first cousins (being related through their fathers). Emma is also Natalia's paternal first cousin (as related on Natalia's father's side), but Natalia is Emma's maternal first cousin (as related on Emma's mother's side). David and Natalia would only be related if they shared a common ancestor.AdamAgathaLukeLauraBettyBenCharlesCorindaMarkMaudDavidEmmaNataliaRelationship chartsCousin chartA "cousin chart", or "table of consanguinity", is helpful in identifying the degree of cousin relationship between two people using their most recent common ancestor as the reference point. Cousinship between two people can be specifically described in degrees and removals by determining how close, generationally, the common ancestor is to each person.[2]If one person's →ParentGrandparentGreat-grandparentGreat-great-grandparentGreat-great-great-grandparentGreat-great-great-great-grandparentIs the other person's↓Then they are ↘ParentSiblingsParent/Child or Uncle/AuntGrandparent/GrandchildGreat grandparent/Great grandchildGreat great grandparent/Great great grandchildGreat great great grandparent/Great great great grandchildGrandparentParent/Child or Uncle/Aunt1st cousins1st cousins once removed1st cousins twice removed1st cousins3× removed1st cousins 4× removedGreat-grandparentGreat-uncle/Great-aunt1st cousins once removed2nd cousins2nd cousins once removed2nd cousins twice removed2nd cousins3× removedGreat-great-grandparentGreat-great-uncle/Great-great-aunt1st cousins twice removed2nd cousins once removed3rd cousins3rd cousins once removed3rd cousins twice removedGreat-great-great-grandparent Great-great-great-uncle/Great-great-great-aunt1st cousins 3× removed2nd cousins twice removed3rd cousins once removed4th cousins4th cousins once removedGreat-great-great-great-grandparentGreat-great-great-great-uncle/Great-great-great-great-aunt1st cousins 4× removed2nd cousins 3× removed3rd cousins twice removed4th cousins once removed5th cousinsCanon law relationship chart Canon Law Relationship Chart. See an example of how to use chart. Another visual chart used in determining the legal relationship between two people who share a common ancestor is based upon a rhombus shape, usually referred to as a "canon law relationship chart".The chart is used by placing the "common progenitor" (the most recent person from whom both people (A and B) are descended) in the top space in the diamond-shaped chart, and assigning a direction (arbitrarily, left or right) to each of the two people, A and B. Then follow the line down the outside edge of the chart for each of the two people until their respective relationship to the common ancestor is reached. Upon determining that place along the opposing outside edge for each person, their relationship is then determined by following the lines inward to the point of intersection. The information contained in the common "intersection" defines the relationship.For a simple example, in the illustration to the right, if two siblings use the chart to determine their relationship, their common parent (either one, if there are two) is placed in the topmost position, and each child is assigned the space below and along the outside of the chart. Then, following the spaces inward, they would intersect in the "brother" diamond.[3] If their children want to determine their relationship, they would follow the path established by their parents but descend an additional step below along the outside of the chart

Children are known as our second cousins once removed. This “once” relates to the number of generations between us. Second cousins are often a tricky part of genealogy and an area where many people get confused. This becomes even more complicated when introducing the “half” into your genealogy. Allow things to get just a tiny bit more complex…What are half-third cousins?Third cousins share one great-great-grandparent, but not two that are shared by full third cousins. That wasn’t so painful, right? In most cases, we all have eight sets of great-great-grandparents. The people who share a set of great-great-grandparents are third cousins. If two cousins share one great-great-grandparent and not both, these two people are half-third cousins.What are half-fourth cousins?Now we’re getting into half cousins. With 16 sets of great-great-great-grandparents, fourth cousins are people who share one set of great-great-great-grandparents. Two cousins who share one, but not both great-great-great-grandparents are half-fourth cousins. Seeing the pattern? Understanding it? Don’t worry reading this through a couple of times can help you better understand.

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Dongshan,Thanks for the other three files. I also downloaded the po file from Transifex.You are right that you can't find "great-grandmother" in the translation file.That is because in English, Dutch and some other languages we have the terms "father", "mother", "uncle", "grand" and "great" separately and then in the calculator I past them together to make "grandmother", "great-grandmother", "2nd great-grandfather", "4th granduncle" etc.But these combinations don't always work for some other languages like Finnish, Swedish and Norwegian and in relations.php you will see that I made special pieces of code for these languages and sometimes even hard-coded the translation in this file.If necessary I will do the same for Chinese.First two questions:- I understand that in Chinese 是 means both "is" and "are" so I don't need two words for that ?- Do I understand that: "B's father is A" is written as "B father is A" (I mean in Chinese there is no need for the 's and I can write "Liu Aicai father is Liu Lixiang"You will have to give me the translations for quite some family relations, so I can work on this:grandfather, great-grandfather, 2nd great-grandfather grandmother, great-grandmother, 2nd great-grandmotheruncle, granduncle, great-granduncle, 2nd great-granduncleaunt, grandaunt, great-grandaunt, 2nd great-grandauntgrandson, great-grandson, 2nd great grandsongranddaughter, great-granddaughter, 2nd great-granddaughterThen show me how to do 3rd, 4th, 5th etc.Cousins work a bit differently in English. Please show me how this is done in Chinese."cousin" (= parents of A and B are siblings) , "2nd cousin" (=grandparents of A and B are siblings), "3rd cousin" (=great-grandparents of A and B are siblings) etc.Then there is:"2nd cousin once removed" (=grandparents of A and great-grandparents of B are siblings, or the other way around)."3rd cousin twice removed" (=great-grandparents of A and 3rd great-grandparents of B are siblings, or the other way around)Maybe Chinese uses a totally different system to describe these relations. In that case I would need an explanation how to describe this.Thanks again for all the work you have already done. As you saw Huub will include Chinese in the next HuMo-gen version!Yossi